Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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- Senior Class Samuel Alfred Boose CanJidale for the D,-i r,;- of lUiilirhr of Siiriur H. C. L. S., 1. i. ■:.. I; i-Liss l ' n-snl.-iU, !■ ; l ' lioius. 1, 2. : ' . ; A I ' liiulla i hnir. H; Gl.-e Club. 3; Sui.riii)l,.Ti.Uiil t;unday Sclioul, 2; Y. 11. C. A. Caliin..-t. 2, 3. In his quiet and nnassuminp; manner, Boose has gone abnnt his uork here at Guilford in a way that has marked him for future success. Just as a single swallow doesn ' t make a summer, neither does one rhicken make a trick. Sam has ever been a favorite with Quaker maids, and so it eerns a mockery of fate that he has lost his heart to a girl outside of the college. His popularitv gained for him the presidency of his cla-s during his sophomore year here. Leona Mae Guthrie Candidal,- for the Dcqrc,- of Hadidor of Srinir P. L. S.. 1. 3- 4 Shi ' IV 3; Women ' s Athli-tl.- i 3. 4: Ba.skc.tball. 1. 2. Cliampionship. 1. unieii-s Stuclcnt Cou 3, 4 ; Hockey Team, ■■ball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Ter y Cbampionship. 3: If some girl is needed for a nian- ized joli, they call nii Leona, in whom masculine strength and feminine agilit combine tit form ine of the finest girN in the Senior ( iass. Her broad mind and impartial judgment make her capable of discharging efHciently her position as President of the WomeTi ' s Stuilent CJovernment. Despite these facts, she is shrouded in the mystery of those frequent week-ends off campus. Leona ' s originality is an open sesame to an place. She ' s an all-round sport and a real girl.

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Senior Class Ottis Poe Barrow Ciriiliildlr fill lilt Dtijiii- of liculiclor of Scicm A transfer in liis m-cchuI xrar Kavc the Class nf ' 31 a valued recruit in Harniw. He has spent the succeeding ears in doinj; the things which one is supposed tn do in college, namely, storing up knowledge atid acquiring a social background fcjr use in worldly con- (|ucsts. Those who jump at the conclusion that Barrow is another indolent Easterner have permitted themselves to be deceived by circumstantial evidence. Otis is an am- bitious tennis pla er, Init his love games scored on the court fail to overshadow his games of love in courtships with Quaker co-eds. Georgia Savannah Fulk Candidal,- for llir Dnji,-,- nf lUulielor of .Iris t. 4 3, 4 Y. SfL W. C. A. I ' al an Kn.l Tea n, 3 ; Volley Ball T. alli, Ceorgia was born with a nature essentially sociable. She likes all types of people and has a penchant for amiexing new accjuaintances by the half dozen. She ' s always convivial and ready to show herself friendly. Her smiles are of the sunny ever-ready brand, and her accents soft and low. Georgia ' s all right, all right! A- Cj{}Cj •a : : ' --i.

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-z:-: - -- - 6-- It seems a bit strange to the boys who recall their freshman year that Cannon, who was then a terror in the Sophomore Class should be destined to graduate with this sorely abused group. He stayed out of school for a year, and came hack to become one of the outstanding members of the class. There seems to be (juite a difference between football and dramatics, but Popgun is a star at both. In his quiet but powerful way he takes his classes with little effort and great success, and members of the opposite sex in much the same inarnier. Gertrude Ina Hinshaw CiiiJidalr for lit, D,cji,r uj Ihululor oj Scinu Ciert is a girl who makes an art of being a friend. Her cheerful, sympathetic interest in everyone with whom she comes in contact wins for her a warm place in their affections. She has put in innre than the usual time preparing her class work, but never has she degenerated to the point of being a book worm. Her chief interest is centeretl in her work of Home pA ' ononiics and with lur natural gifts and stick-to-it-tiveness, she will surely be a success. ?-R Si : n THE 1931 QUAKER [j JiJ